Britain and Soviet Propaganda Sparks UN Debate
In a tense UN General Assembly session, Britain denounced Soviet propaganda and stress on Greece, demanding a clear verdict on peace threats from Moscow. Bevin and Vishinsky clashed as Greece tensions and Western fears of Soviet meddling dominated the open debate prior to further council action.
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London
Ernest Beyla
Ruyssla Jashaight
World Security
Connell
Baviel
Meftain
Creece
Britain
Mageow Radia
Revin
Russia
Wade
Greeer
Wewin
Andrei Vishinuty
Troussta
Funeral Services Conducted for Harry L Hopkins
Funeral services were held at St Bartholomew s Church New York for Harry L Hopkins with 2000 attendees including U S government officials and foreign representatives. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and David J Niles attended for the Roosevelts and Truman s aide was present while plans were announced to move the body to a vault at the church pending burial location decision.
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New York
Um—Curioms
United States
Harry L. Hopkins
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Eidtle
Rank Tin D
Roosevelt
George Paull T. Sarge Ent
Russell Clinchy
Wire
Oqcial
Yarvard
Conn
L Hopkins
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Truman
David JX. Niles
Lewis Hopkins
Txcomb
Wash
Chilean Labor Group Calls General Strike
Chilean Confederation of Labor calls a general strike starting Monday after a verthal strike today. Juan B. Rosetti announced the move following a conference with Aptis President Alfredo, indicating a new cabinet would be formed and that civilists might receive portfolios.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Chilean Confederation of Labor
Iam
UST
Nipate
Aig
Ad Legal
Juan B. Rosetti
Soetattet
Hid
Aptis
Alfredo By Halde
Troy Soldier Killed In Airliner Crash
Sgt. Bernard T. Creswell, 21, of Lansingburg, a Bronze Star veteran, was among fourteen troops en route to a Separation Center aboard a Seattle to New York airliner that crashed near Sik Mountain. Rescue crews found bodies scattered along the slope, with thirteen confirmed fatalities and five survivors. Officials prepared to remove remains as weather hampered the search, while a dedicated recovery party faced 70 to 100 mph winds and brutal terrain.
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Lansingburg
Bernard TL. Creswell
Eric Moun- Linda
Stewart Englund
Civil Asenautles Authority
Trom Cheyenné
England
United Air Lines
Fort Robingon
Net
Jel Mountsin
Murray Trump
Port Warren
Port Warren, Wyo. Vad Vo Crawl Park Way
Allan Garbutt
Elmo
Wyo
Ray Leffarge
Eire
Letfarge
Edward Hicks
Hinna
Wye
Vicks Brothard
Drowshops
Aris
Troy Soliier
Sekes Recalls Pauley Offer Of Big Fund
Testimony before the Naval Affairs Committee details Sekes recalling Edwin Pauley offering a large California oil tied fund to influence land and titling actions. Ickes pressed whether Pauley would raise funds from oil interests even if the inkling of a payoff exists. Pauley denied deliberate wrongdoing while admitting discussions occurred.
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Sekes
Pauley
Washington
Nager
Yeaturday
Edwin We Pauley
Lim
Tn Heritage
Sanity Naval Affairs Committee
California
Democratic National
Atlet
Brewster CR -Me
Tobey
I-S
Tobed
Xtary
Nia
Navy
Norman Biffell
Public Lands Division
Qik Pauly
Caifornia
Tidelands
Ickes
German Bishop Trial Over Collaboration Allegations
A distorted report claims Bishop Karl Maria Splatt faced trial on collaboration charges tied to Polish government actions. Prosecution alleged Catholic services in Polish, discouraging Polish hymns, and enforcing German confessions. defense denied culpability, arguing no death or prison sentence could be imposed.
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Triett
Daualg
Poland
Karl Maria Splatt
Aeverlig
Wallowa
Ehuy Geal
Ula
Belie Yetta
ant-Palish
Sovernment Proscantors
Splett
Nnde Catholic Church
Ie Barthoe
Golett
Uno Telat
No Starvation in U.S. Zone of Germany Declared
Lt. Gan and Lucius D. Clay rejected claims of hunger in the American Zone of Germany, stating there is no starvation and food sufficiency continues. Senator Wherry accused a deliberate misrule policy, while British officials called mass starvation allegations exaggerated.
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U. S
Germany
Derlin
Gan
Lucius BD. Clay
Wherry
Neb
Decktwud
United States
Geramany
Senatos Wheely Sid
Senate
Ure
Europe
Clay
Bradley Faces Legion Backlash Over VA Ouster Push
Gen Omar Bradley counters an American Legion demand to remove him as Veterans Administrator amid a heated public dispute over Veterans Affairs handling. Eisenhower notes unfamiliarity with charges but supports Bradley if needed. Legion leader Stelle asserts action, not individuals, is the issue as Congress is pressed to authorize Bradley’s authority amid a broader veterans row.
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Washington
UPI
Omar W. Mowding
American Legion
Rumoval
Red
Progeena
Dwight D. Eisenhawer
Army
Omar
N. Bradley
Bradley
John Brewe
Americ Lexion
Dowstur
Stella
Alo Sania
Stelle
New York City
Legion
Stel
Congres
Wern Harnings
Verter Tal Congress
Veterans Administration
Congressemen
Tawniakera
Veleans
American Veterans of
Ue Legion
Amene
Charles G. Bolte
The
American Veterans Committee
Genel Bradley
Grain Shortage Prompts Possible Meat Ration Plans
An outline from Secretary of Agriculture Andeson after talks with President Roosevelt and other officials signals possible meat and fat rationing as grain shortages threaten both domestic supplies and exports. Officials cite drought in the southern hemisphere and potential changes in livestock practices to balance feeding needs and meet requirements.
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Washington
Wilcomie Hp
MiEselle Cubrmut
Ravicutture
Feamus
White House
Secrctary
Comumercy
Wallace
Secretary For State
72 Hour War Warning Claimed By Navy Officer
Navy officer testifies that orders went from the Navy Department to destroy notes before the Pearl Harbor attack. Captain L. I. Safford recounts an advance warning of war and a directive to suppress discussions, with Navy leaders urging subordinates to erase personal records. The witness describes a hush campaign and the handling of communications in the days surrounding December 7, 1941.
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U.S
Navy
UPA
Navy Department
Fouel $Harbor
Cant
L. I. Seffard
Ube
Suvy
Donny
Senate House
Satford
Seth Richardson
Belford
Safford
Pearl Harbor
Leigh Noyes
Naval Communications
Adu
Hushand BE
Kisimel
Pacific Fleet
Adm
Claude “C. Bloch
11Th
Hawadian) Naval District
Vold
Golmo
Noyen
J. St. Redman
Noyes
Redman
Yyn
Locomotive Engineers Strike Vote Authorized
Cleveland Wis a strike vote authorized for 78 000 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members after committee chairs unanimously approved action in wage dispute with railroads. A similar poll among 215 000 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members is awaited by Feb 10.
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Cleveland
Wis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eagigers
Ani
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmean
Alyanley Johnston
Erase Pier
A J. Whitney
Shiner
Fireman Killed in Baltimore Bel Air Road Fire
A Baltimore Fire Department lieutenant was killed and two firefighters injured when a four alarm blaze swept nine stores in the 4200 block of Bel Air Road last night. The devastating fire gutted multiple shops as crews battled intense flames and toxic smoke.
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Baltimore Piane Fire Department
Aghling
Bel Air Road
Groundhog Threatens Strike Over Weather Forecast Demands
A letter from a Ground Hog warns of industrial action if weather predictions fail to meet its six week forecast. The message, dated February 2, laments prolonged winter and criticizes forecast accuracy, urging better cooperation from authorities and promising a response if conditions do not improve.
Case bill debate signals near House vote on labor reform
The House faces a pivotal vote next week on the Case bill to regulate labor disputes. Supporters push a National Labor Management Mediation Board and cooling-off provisions, while opponents warn of confusion and injustice. Proposals from Voorhis and Dirksen seek alternative mediation and arbitration and a broader inquiry mechanism.
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Representative Case
Congress
A. Fll
William Green
Edwarda. O'Nea
American Farm
National Labor Management Mediation Board
Management and
Tabor
Board
Rep
Voorhis
D-Cal
Dirksen
Voothis
Labor Department
Idsa
Tle
Robertson Ehrman
Westingho Electvien Caip
Lowrd
Dirretorr
Tal
Lano
Citik
Congrnas
Wooinghouse
Stassen Blames Truman Laxity for Strikes
Stassen, former Minnesota governor, charged President Truman’s lax policy sparked wage and price disputes and labor stoppages. He argued a national policy on wages and prices could curb such actions but provided no comment on his political plans. He predicted GOP control of Congress and discussed possible 1948 nomination strategies.
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Jarokl
Stason
Minnesota
Truman
Sinssen
Ennildaton
Byrnes Denies Rift With Truman Over Policy Unity
Secretary of State James Byrnes flatly denied any rift with President Truman over foreign policy. He asserted he has had full support from Truman, responding to questions after Truman suggested the State Department lacked unity. Byrnes said there was no evidence of discord and expressed hope his views align with the President’s.
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Washington
Byrnes
Unin
Smoen
Truman
Lis Sten
Hyrnee
Munmion
Pier
Fact-Finders Stand By in Steel Wage Settlement Talks
Washington reporters say President Truman indicated a quick move to settle the Aubonwire steel strike. Feinsinger said a written report may follow a brief panel meeting with the President, as talks focus on wage data and avoid public hearings. The panel, including two state supreme justices, weighs wage increases and price changes with no firm recommendation yet. Ford's price controls proposal draws Snyder's response as reconversion efforts continue to ease labor unrest.
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Washington
Truema
Aubonwire
Chase Mao
Nathan B. Feinsinger
OPA
Chester Bowles
Trijman
Ioam
Frintinger
Hontai
Femnsinge
Tly Trees Board
White House
Feinsinger
Truman
Fubnee
Reformee War Labor Board
Tauman Hag
LL 8. Steel Corp
Wille House Instruc Gons
Rmport
Pard
Colin W. Snyder
Henry Ford
Snyder
Ford
Initalien
Xnetor Cumifay Neers
Aenagonwor
Basder
Hymparheuy
Costa Imay
Price Celine
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